façon de Venise

A façon de Venise 'Vetro a retortoli' glass, Second half 17th century. H. 16.3 cm (6.4 in.). Courtesy KUNSTHANDEL JACQUES FIJNAUT B.V. at TEFAF Maastricht 2023. Provenance: Collection Paride Berardi,Collection John Malcolm of Poltalloch (1805 - 1893), by descent in the family until 1977,Christie's, Manson & Woods London, 8 February, 1977, lot 230,Private collection

From Alfred de Rothschild (1842-1918) at Halton House, Lionel de Rothschild (1882-1942), Edmund de Rothschild (1916-2009) at Exbury House, Hampshire. Lot 39. A very rare façon de Venise carafe or ewer for the Austrian market c.1560-90. Estimate: £2,000 - £3,000. Sold for £14,000. Photo: Courtesy of Woolley & Wallis. SALISBURY.- Woolley & Wallis have proved that the Rothschild name still holds extraordinary cachet as the first sale of lots from Exbury House smashed estimates to sell for tens of thousands... [Lire la suite]

Lot 23. A façon de Venise reverse-painted glass picture, circa 1570, Innsbruck or Hall-in-Tyrol. Estimate £10,000 - 14,000 (€11,000 - 16,000). Photo Bonhams. depicting the Adoration of the Magi, Joseph standing before an impressive table covered in a cloth edged in gold, the Christ child in his arms, the three Magi before him presenting gifts of gold, frankincense and myrrh whilst Mary looks on, the scene set within a crowded interior and framed within a formal border, wooden frame, 25.2cm x 19.6cm visible image ... [Lire la suite]

A Dutch façon de Venise baluster wine glass, circa 1700. Photo Bonhams. The conical bowl on a single collar and hollow baluster with single rim below, conical foot, 18cm high. Estimate £700 - 900 (€840 - 1,100) Provenance: The Tatton Hewetson Collection. Bonhams. BRITISH & EUROPEAN CERAMICS, GLASS & ASIAN ART, INCLUDING THE TATTON HEWETSON COLLECTION PART II. Oxford. 29 Jan 2014 - www.bonhams.com

A Façon de Venise small cruet, circa 1700. Photo Bonhams. Probably English, possibly by Hawley Bishop, the body baluster with a conical neck, with fine trailing and applied decoration, with an elaborately pinched scroll handle, 11.8cm high. Estimate £400 - 600 (€480 - 720) Provenance: The Tatton Hewetson Collection With Sheppard and Cooper, 16th September 1992, Sotheby's The Antony Waugh Collection, 28th April 1980 Bonhams. BRITISH & EUROPEAN CERAMICS, GLASS & ASIAN ART, INCLUDING THE TATTON HEWETSON COLLECTION PART II.... [Lire la suite]

A fine façon de Venise 'Verres Coquilles' goblet, late 16th century. Photo courtesy Bonhams. Probably Southern Netherlands, the very tall tulip-shaped bowl with a tapering hollow base formed into six graduated knops or steps, on a cushioned knop between collars and a spreading foot folded at the rim, entirely decorated in vetro a retorti with a striped pattern of flattened gauzes and ribbons, 29.7cm high. Sold for £16,250 (€19,339) Provenance: Krug Collection. A similar goblet is in the James A de Rothschild Collection at... [Lire la suite]

A Dutch diamond-point engraved façon de Venise goblet, possibly by Willem Mooleyser, circa 1683. Photo Bonhams The flared funnel bowl decorated with the Dutch Lion of the Province of Holland on a grassy sward, the reverse inscribed 'T Welvaren Van De Heeren Staten Van Hollandt,the base of the bowl applied with a vermicular collar, the stem with a ball knop enclosing a tear between two mereses, the conical foot with flower-sprays and the figure5, 17cm high (section of collar missing). Sold for £2,375 inc.... [Lire la suite]